Faster Torrent

Chris1712 · 2 Jan 2007 at 01:07

VeNT said:
fixed
(you do know that > is "more than" don't you?)

Dependss which way round you have it, your fix is saying Azureus is 'more than' utorrent.

Azureus > utorrent (Azureus better)
Azureus < utorrent (utorrent better)
utorrent > Azureus (utorrent better)
utorrent < Azureus (Azureus better)

Zefan · 2 Jan 2007 at 01:11

I think actually he was just pointing.

I.e Don't use it > Utorrent it.

Energize · 2 Jan 2007 at 02:18

Robert said:
I've heard some people talk about encrypting torrents which makes them go faster...?

Only when traffic shaping is being employed.

copycatuk · 2 Jan 2007 at 02:28

just changed from azureus to utorrent and can say that utorrent seems to pick up speed way faster than azureus

crashuk · 2 Jan 2007 at 04:08

i use bitlord with peer guardian all fine, use the inbuild chat sometimes.

Gibbs · 2 Jan 2007 at 11:05

client will affect your downloading but if you don't have the seeders uploading fast then you aren't going to get a fast download.

Check firewall ports in utorrent and your router. Utorrent has a checker which runs on 1st start up of the app which lets you set uploads limits and test the port utorrent will be using. if all comes back good then your sorted. speed will then depends on your ISP, ISP traffic and seeders of the file.

z0mbi3 · 2 Jan 2007 at 11:16

Gibbs said:
client will affect your downloading but if you don't have the seeders uploading fast then you aren't going to get a fast download.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Robert said:
I've heard some people talk about encrypting torrents which makes them go faster...?

Transpoort encryption, can be found under the options somewhere. Should really only come into play if your ISP enforces traffic shaping.